-
Military health system: Patients say they can’t get in to see their doctors
An unprecedented Pentagon review of the military health system — prompted by the VA hospitals scandal — concluded tha…
-
Report: DoD should review Tricare rules on compounded medications
Tricare spends $259 million a year on medications it is not obligated to cover and should align its policies on compo…
-
Autism therapy reimbursements won’t change — for now
The Pentagon is postponing a plan to cut reimbursements for autism therapy provided under the Tricare health program….
-
Tricare to stop mailing paper notification letters
Starting this month, Tricare will stop mailing letters to patients notifying them of changes to their health coverage…
-
Trust offers peace of mind to seriously wounded, caregivers
Each week, retired Army National Guard Sgt. Dennis Cabanting pushes himself to his limits: diagnosed with multiple sc…
-
Linkin Park bonds with military, vets
Linkin Park — the Agoura Hills, California, band known for its edgy blend of rap, rock and metal, and dynamic collabo…
-
Lejeune vets exposed to toxic water have deadline extended
The Veterans Affairs Department has extended its deadline for veterans to receive reimbursement for medical costs rel…
-
Potential Ebola vaccines studied by DoD agencies
Agencies within the Defense Department are hard at work on a potential Ebola vaccine, with safety testing on humans e…
-
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria on DoD’s radar
The Pentagon figures prominently in President Obama’s new national plan to fight lethal, antibiotic-resistant bacteri…
-
Report: Military hospitals show broad disparities in patient care
A comprehensive review of the military health care system finds that patients face broad disparities in appointment w…
-
Military health system: Patients say they can’t get in to see their doctors
An unprecedented Pentagon review of the military health system — prompted by the VA hospitals scandal — concluded tha…
-
Report: DoD should review Tricare rules on compounded medications
Tricare spends $259 million a year on medications it is not obligated to cover and should align its policies on compo…
-
Autism therapy reimbursements won’t change — for now
The Pentagon is postponing a plan to cut reimbursements for autism therapy provided under the Tricare health program….
-
Tricare to stop mailing paper notification letters
Starting this month, Tricare will stop mailing letters to patients notifying them of changes to their health coverage…
-
Trust offers peace of mind to seriously wounded, caregivers
Each week, retired Army National Guard Sgt. Dennis Cabanting pushes himself to his limits: diagnosed with multiple sc…
-
Linkin Park bonds with military, vets
Linkin Park — the Agoura Hills, California, band known for its edgy blend of rap, rock and metal, and dynamic collabo…
-
Lejeune vets exposed to toxic water have deadline extended
The Veterans Affairs Department has extended its deadline for veterans to receive reimbursement for medical costs rel…
-
Potential Ebola vaccines studied by DoD agencies
Agencies within the Defense Department are hard at work on a potential Ebola vaccine, with safety testing on humans e…
-
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria on DoD’s radar
The Pentagon figures prominently in President Obama’s new national plan to fight lethal, antibiotic-resistant bacteri…
-
Report: Military hospitals show broad disparities in patient care
A comprehensive review of the military health care system finds that patients face broad disparities in appointment w…
-
Military health system: Patients say they can’t get in to see their doctors
An unprecedented Pentagon review of the military health system — prompted by the VA hospitals scandal — concluded tha…
-
Report: DoD should review Tricare rules on compounded medications
Tricare spends $259 million a year on medications it is not obligated to cover and should align its policies on compo…
-
Autism therapy reimbursements won’t change — for now
The Pentagon is postponing a plan to cut reimbursements for autism therapy provided under the Tricare health program….
-
Tricare to stop mailing paper notification letters
Starting this month, Tricare will stop mailing letters to patients notifying them of changes to their health coverage…
-
Trust offers peace of mind to seriously wounded, caregivers
Each week, retired Army National Guard Sgt. Dennis Cabanting pushes himself to his limits: diagnosed with multiple sc…
-
Linkin Park bonds with military, vets
Linkin Park — the Agoura Hills, California, band known for its edgy blend of rap, rock and metal, and dynamic collabo…
-
Lejeune vets exposed to toxic water have deadline extended
The Veterans Affairs Department has extended its deadline for veterans to receive reimbursement for medical costs rel…
-
Potential Ebola vaccines studied by DoD agencies
Agencies within the Defense Department are hard at work on a potential Ebola vaccine, with safety testing on humans e…
-
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria on DoD’s radar
The Pentagon figures prominently in President Obama’s new national plan to fight lethal, antibiotic-resistant bacteri…
-
Report: Military hospitals show broad disparities in patient care
A comprehensive review of the military health care system finds that patients face broad disparities in appointment w…
